Mark Twain Behavioral Health - Community
Community

Community

At MTBH our mission is to not only serve our clients but to be involved and active in our community, by promoting the restoration of health and wellness beyond our four walls.  The various services that we provide can be tailored to your specific need(s).

 

Services for Community

  •  The Community Behavioral Health Liaison's (CBHL) role in the community is to form better partnerships with crisis systems, law enforcement agencies, and the courts to best utilize existing resources and improve access to behavioral health services and supports.  
  •  The Youth Behavioral Health Liaison's (YBHL) role in the community is to coordinate services with local systems of care for children and youth with behavioral health needs.  Referral sources include, but are not limited to schools, the juvenile offices, children's division, law enforcement, courts, and hospitals.  The YBHL is proactively seeking, finding and interacting with individuals at high risk who may not already be involved in services or supports.

At MTBH, Consultation and Educational Services takes on many forms.  As requested, we will consult with employers, schools, and other agencies to offer mental health related services.   We are also active in our community through participation in a wide variety of events to educate the public about mental health and wellness as a whole. 

Interested in learning more about our Consulation and Educational Services, contact Rhonda Byers, Director of Marketing and Community Development at rbyers@mtbh.org

The Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU@146) is a voluntary, safe and compassionate setting to allow for immediate access for any acute crisis: psychiatric, substance use or just connection to services.  Up to 23-hours of observation available and referrals for long-term care.  The CSU@146 welcomes walk-ins and both law enforcement and other community partner referrals.  

For current hours please contact our office at 573-600-9342

Mark Twain Behavioral Health operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, national origin or disability in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

If you believe you have been discriminated against on the basis of race, color, national origin or disability by Mark Twain Behavioral Health, you may file a Title VI/ADA complaint by completing, signing, and submitting the agency’s Title VI/ADA complaint Form. Click on these links for Public Notice and MTBH Title VI/ADA Complaint Form.